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The chairman of the House Democrats campaign operation on Wednesday conceded defeat in his own reelection bid, making him the first in his position in 40 years to lose reelection in a general election.

In the final weeks of the California election, industry and labor groups have been spending millions to influence legislative races. That money is being spent not only to support favored candidates, but to attack their opponents with tough ads and mailers.

In the final weeks of the California election, industry and labor groups were spending millions to influence legislative races. That money is being spent not only to support favored candidates, but to attack their opponents with tough ads and mailers.

J Street is focusing on domestic policy this campaign cycle as the two-state solution appears dead and voters worry about democracy.

In the final weeks of the California election, industry and labor groups are spending millions to influence legislative races. That money is being spent not only to support favored candidates,

“J Street is not a two-state solution organization, that’s a mistaken premise,” Jeremy Ben-Ami, J Street’s founding director, said in an interview

The USA TODAY Network New Jersey asked Andy Kim and Bob Healey where they stand on key issues in the midterms. Heres what they said.

In the final weeks of the California election, industry and labor groups are spending millions to influence legislative races.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s plan to close a projected $170.6 million budget gap in 2023 relies on booming tax revenues that she said proves Chicago’s budget has fully recovered from the economic catastrophe caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The fiasco could make congressional progressives skittish about involvement in foreign policy and damage their credibility